Become a professional SPICE user in a very short space of time: that's what our training courses promise to deliver. Courses are open to anyone who wants to become more familiar with Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis.

With this simulation and modeling program, developed at the University of California in Berkeley and used for many years in the design process, users can mathematically predict the behavior of analog, digital and mixed electrical circuits. This type of circuit simulation for electrical and electronic development is an important part of any design process and reduces the time and costs involved in product development.

Our training courses have a very practical focus. Each participant works at an individual workstation using the latest SPICE software. Course participants work through numerous exercises and case studies to learn, for example:

• How to create their own simulation projects
• How to find component models quickly in libraries and use them to build their own circuits for simulation purposes
• How circuits can be defined as a subsystem and how this can be reused in other simulation circuits as a normal component with inputs and outputs.

Participants also learn how to define a component model for special or newly developed components from scratch and how to insert it in the libraries. Our trainers also provide plentiful tips and guidelines on how to use the software to work professionally and efficiently.